Sentence examples for smallest disruption from inspiring English sources
Because La Guardia serves so many airlines, which fly to so many cities, it is like a finely calibrated instrument that can be thrown into disarray by the smallest disruption -- bad weather here or anywhere else, late arrivals, air traffic control glitches or bunching, when airlines schedule too many flights at once.
Cardiac septation and valve formation are complex processes requiring precise gene regulation, and even the smallest disruption can lead to congenital defects such as ventricular septum defects or malformed and malfunctioning valves.
It might seem a small disruption, not watching TV.
Even a small disruption, like a fire or maintenance mishap, could quickly result in a temporary price spike.
This small disruption of the unreally beautiful is an echo of the barely noticeable bruising on one of the shiny red apples seen on the floor below.
"The density of the city means that a small disruption can have an enormous effect.' Last night, the company declined to estimate how many of several thousand residential phone lines in New York City were still out of service because of vandalism that had occurred since the strike began early Sunday.
Now an Israeli company called Curapipe has developed a system that aims to seal leaks cheaply with only a small disruption to the water supply.Much of the wasted water is lost through what the International Water Association, an industry body, calls "background leakage"—that is, small but widespread cracks that drip water continuously.
Therefore, a small disruption in tropical forests might result in a significant change in the global C cycle.
"If you think about it in the grand scheme of things, transferring a grant is only a small disruption.
The modelling results give detailed information on the mechanical stresses and the high shear rates in small disruption valves, and also reveal other phenomena that could not be easily determined experimentally.
It's a small disruption that has been inevitable.
